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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1937. l\l_' U xilltop. M :1 Hr: po. 11:1 \' H1\|ll'2lU',`l' \\'IAO lU'Jl\ gin (1:-1'r.-z1ti11,<: the th~ ' which John Lam Ly` :1 1]1iQ'ht_\' c,-mph-IA Iii himsoalf 21 .`~:I;c0m1 11:11 Smoky, by Wil my of the mouse-co] no pride of the Roc` or`a true understan `xvvvnnha T} in nu I Reading of books is to` be an im- portant feature of the new course of study planned by the Departmem `of Education. Here are 2. few sug- `gested books for boys and girls {which are in the Barrie Public `Library : : Fnr than Younaer Children me on, 3 But the bear had notliing` to w<:ur In Johnny Crow's garden. Ridiculous rhymes and funny pic- tures about the various animals in Johnny Crow's gardc-11. There is also Johnny Cro\\"s Pary" and Johnn_\' Crow : New Garden" for thew who would like mor-: about Johnny Crow. ']`l\r. "\T.m-in TN;-lalxnnn hv (`lwzwlr-< `Lnorary I For the Younger Children I ! Johnny Crow s Garden, by Leslie Brooke : WFIM. Hnn In-MI -3 rrrnnn and \'c:Hnw Johnny Urow. The L\Iz1_ Fishbone, by Clun-la-s Dickcn:<-The st01'_\' of the Il'i211S and 1':-`\\'z1rd 01' the Princess Alicia. who by s11ip1)im:, stitching, cutting: and co1m'i\"in_ took acre of not. only _her ('i'_L`h1.(:"I1 b1'0t-h(.`1`:' and si:~:tL-1'.<. but also of her royzxl and distractt.-(J papa uml mamma. 8 to 10 Years 8 to 1U Years Just So Sto1~io.<, by Rud_\'a1'd Kip- l`in}_.:--Ther; may be some children who h21\'r_- missed this delightful book. In onlr-1` that they may nd out how t11in;_v'.< came to be thus andl '50, how the elephant :01 his trunk` or the rhinocr:1'os his skin, Mr. Kip `linsr has g.-`iv:-n us this book. I`lnr. \7Uiml in Hm \\/'iHn\\':A In` Kon- ` IHLQ` [HIS _;.'.`l\'L'11 Lms 0005. I Thr: Wind in the Willows. by Ken- neth Grahame--.\Io1e su(1dcn1_v un_<;! down his whit.r-xvash brush and said! 4(1),/\+1y-xx.`-N uni} `*0 T2Tnu~" 2111:? Flnnnl mg or wnlppeu cream. Apple Salad-Cut in dice half a pound of cold veal or pork and two` large Canadian-grown apples. Add] two chopped pickles, one tablespoonl of piive oil, one tablespoon of vin-; e ..`n-, salt and pepper to taste, and mix with mafonnalse dressing. J24-A Ann|o SaIm nut the ,1 111'.` EICCUUIII 01 NHL` `I Duvxd C'1':1\\`1'o1'd, :1 .?it1'a(l<:1' who took an .2.-. :l.-.6`:.nvinn- Hnr. Kn? clown ms \\'n1U-\VZlSJ1 Drusn aw Bother, um O Blow" and ` spring clca11in_ and bolxed the house into th~ wild wood. his 2\(lventu1'L-.~' l)c-5.-'a11 in co .\\'ith the G1*c:1". Mr. Tozxd :1 gallant \\"aIL-1' lat, that t ' Ii l VVv:.+::1- Rnlair-2 luv ('l1.'n'l(A: SUITABLE BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 11' ]_SIHLL`l'. ' E Water Babies, by Char *1:-y--An ill-treated little %F`\`\'-6:1) is tmn; int, >bub_\'. A book that mos ow; dezu'1_\'. Two Little Sa\'z1_2'c._=, E i'[`homp. Sc-ton-Ahout `boys who camped out 2 .with \'r:1;\' pmczicul c-xpla the low: and woodcraft ` 1,-.n n r J Brooke Thr: lion had a green and yellow Hp nn I [in (l(`U_";1IlI1}." LU ! l\2UIll' U[)l'1.*H|_L H_\' 'which Laputa hoped `.0 found 1}`1i5:]1t_\'exn1)i1'r~ in .~\fx`icz1. with himself Prcster John. Smoky, Will Jam-*s-Thi.~, .+`tor_\' mouse-co1or(.-d gelding`, `the Rocking P. outt. ; -.1 understanding of horses am ), humans. It is written in picturesque - TELEPHONE TALKS IN THE WATSON FAMILY Illklllllllll. 8 to 10 C`vn\~;n'_- `hv Wnr John. by John Bu mi of the a(l\'cm1 \\`1'o1' young` 2 3 importm 1; the I{atTi1` upri: n Lnputa Ic mnnirn in -\f'y~ir-n mix Wltn mayonnalse uressmg. `Red Apple Salad--SCO0p out the cenltres of bright red Canadian- BUWIL \Jll oauuxuuy `LIIC LIILU UH` derwriters met at the same place; and presented him with a handsome; grown `apples so as to make them clock. I into cups. Put them into water! On Wednesdav of last week the containing a little lemon juice un- YOURS! People of St. Mary s Church! til ready L0 be lled. Mix equal at a party with over 300 present,l parts of the apple pulp with celery, presented Miss Lois Ryan with a` grapefruiit and cream d1'essin;.,r. Filligold Compact. Friends were present` the apple cups. Garni: and 591-vr_-_fr0n1 Midland, Elmvale and Phelps. on lettuce leaves. ten. 5 Brazilian Salad--Rem0Ve skins On Saturday nigh`! the ladi-s of and seeds from white grapes and. the B0'1i! Club `met at the home cut in halves lengthwise. Add 2m'0f MI`-`>3 J. 31- Mills. When Mrs equal quantity of Canadian-grown`R.V2ln was presented with a fruit apples, pared, cored and cut in b0'1- 1 small pieces; also add .'~'l1l`fldt'.`(.l ---j--- I fresh pineapple and celery cut in `_ RED CROSS NEWS i small pieces. Then add `,4 of[ , ~--- ciliantity of Brazil nuts broken in l`h~' {ed Cross wishes to thank pieces. .\li.\: 1-l10l`OLl."l'1l_\` and s.-215011 tht` f01l0Win.`." for donations received with lemon jtlicc-. .\Ioiston with (lUl'l1l.`~ th` P11- ~'t WL'0k: cream or mzxyonnziis- (ll`(`.\'.~`lll`,',`. ` M1-.<. R. H. L'n(l(-rhill, Simmons &' C-ream D;-essing__Yo1k;< of 2 .;-;,{g'_<, ('0.. Klrs. F. Goodwin. Mrs. l.'1':u- 1 mb1[._,-poo `A,-ugm-, 1;. :{_.u_.-1,Qonli;11't. .\Iis< Goodall, Mrs. \Vithcr:<.` salt. 1 tozupoon Imlsiurrl. p~,:ppc1-, 311'. W. ll21ini'o1`d, Mrs. E. Pa1`t1'i(lj.-`I-. 2 f.z1bl~:s})oo1i:< \'ine;r211', 2 tal)lr.-spoons, .\l1`.~`. lm l zn'tri(l5:e, Mr. T. Pll1mil`('(-. `:nr;1-, cuyenn-*. 1 cup crx;-gun, Z1 t'ri~ml. .\Ir.<. l-3. Jzxques. I\lr.~'. ~.vm'ppr; until thick. 'l'lmm. .\h'.<. Pool-;~. 1>.r.n+ r-(Mr; mid vim-cur .-lowlv. 'l`l1<- numb:-1' of z1}`li(,'lf*s ,2-iven out Ch:n'1e:= Kin;.'.<- chinmx.-_\* I :.-an n .....+,.\. HUVU. ,n company and the , terriblf HCU ii \VZl LU most chxldre Lklllil Ll whit VU HLL-U Indizm.~ win...` .-. |LlUIl>, K) aich the NU :'d.|U Hang out 01` Then r\\-\-\V\nvu\! L-owboy v: 1-, v 1-. n Howard I _V1~'.-`s Book of Pi1'at.s-- There are .'.o other pirate stories that can equal these and Howard P_\'l<.-`s piciures are as spirit:-(1, as g'rin1 and as romantic as the sto1~iA.<. 'l`h;- \'r.\x' Hnnlr nf fhn A\'1- luv -"ru ,3 I1 LUIU 21.: 1'U1.'l2iHllC 215 LEE` S[01`l`>" The New Book of the Air, by Howard Lcig`h-.~\. number of inter- esting` and exciting stories of _Vin'_= experiences. Technical information and illustrations acid to rthu valui- of the book. wmppc-(1 umn IHICK. ` Beat eggs, add \'inc-9:211` .~'10\\'1_\', .=u;:zxr, butter and sezasoning-. (`ook ow.-1' hit a\\'tr1', stirring con. until thick and smooth. Coo}. ` I.-. uvhinnm-I /-1-r.-urn incf hr-fn)-.. Joseph by Opal \Nl1~ol<-1' Cuent-a-Mile Round Trip BargainF ares |'\ITf`lTIlD!_`I`D ) A l..___ DADBIIZ` To NORTH. BAY 10.45 a..m. 8.40 a..m. 10.45 mm. x4.1O p.m. 2.05 p.m. c4.10 p.m. y8.15 p.m. d6.10 p.m. 8.15 p.m. 8.15 p.m. x--To Orillia only daily; to Gravenhurst Sat., Sun. and I-10].; y-To Orillia only ; c-Sa:.; d-except Sat, Sun. and Ho1.; e-Sat., Sun. and H01 lAl`2U1..l'J2`(l. I3I'O(.'K\/U18, .D`Cl`l(.`VlllC, D0\\'lll2lll\'IJl{3. bUUUUl', ,, ki11L`u`)`.`. I-Lust. Chutham, Cornwzxll, Gzmanoquc-, Georgetown, Glencoe, Godcrich. Gut-lph, HAMILTON, H:u'1'ist.on, Ingersoll, Iiincardixz-3, KI.\'GSTOI\'. Kitt-hone)`, Lindsay, Ljgtowel, LONDON, Milton, .\'Iorri.-bum-'. .\'zxpz1nL-0, NIAGARA FALLS. Owen Sound, Oshz1wa_. } a]m~r.-Lon. Park`, Peterboro, Pre: Port Hope, St. Cz11ha1'inc--1, Surniu. .$rm11mn11nhon, Stmiford. 'I`ot.tc-nlmm, Tr-m;0n Jct., Whxtlxc. Wiarton, Woodstock. I \J DECEMBER 3-4-from BARRIE .~`..\`D FJIOBI ALL STATIONS PETWEE.`\' TROUT CREEK AND _7iI.\'(} 1r.c':.. II\'CLUD1I\'G MIDLAND, PENETANG AND MEAFORD BRANCH LINES. To TORONTO BUFFALO WINDSOR DETROIT I)ran:fr.2-/1. B1-oc-kville, Beldcville, Bo\\'man\'i11e, Cobourg, C:1fed=x:'. 15.1.;-1 ("H-,n':-mm (`nvn\\rnH (lnnnnnnno C=-nrm-1'n\\'n, Clmwml. Also on DEC. 3-4-To Gravcnhurst. B1';1ceb1'id_.-`e, Huntsville, Cal- Eund:-) . .\'r,1'Ih Buy, 1 :1rr_\ Sound, :\.1'(1b(:_L', liey Jct., Pi(']\C`1`01 Rivr-` BL1r\\'a.~11. Sudbu1'_\'_. Czxprool, \\/'(-stvc-~. Gogzunu. Tion;1g'n, I~`o1e_v Obn. Hr_n'm'p::_\`z1r:. Lo11;mEuc. Gr_~1'a1(lton, Jr.-Ilicoc-, ljc-zxrdmo1'o, ,`{ipigo::. {L-.1 Jioc`, Port .~\1'thu1', Fort William. ;.;. . a112mda1~-: B211`l`l [.1 u... 1.13` `.1 Lwucr: 'Bu1'k' unm tn1CK ana smoom. \,uuz zn whipped crr.--am just bol`or~- ingr. CANADIAN 'NA*r1oNA Far:-s, Tickets, Return- Srk 1"'n'h:-mdbill. Consul TRANSPOR'l`ATIO_1}_T GRAY COACH LINES lJ.[L\.rE.lV.Il).lI4l\ Q FIAVIJ `I )t ~:.- station `.0 any other station named` b-."10\V : (':nl]zm(lM' (Home CoHing'\\'o0(l .\I.-aford of World-Iam(`d G1`21\'cn}1u1'st Midland DionI1- Quintu- Hz2111.-\'i11c- I\'(~wmz11-lcet. pi:-ts) .\I2u't_\'1's` Shrine Orillia 1)u'xIVnf'1l\I)' COACHES LEAVE BARRIE To TORONTO Re-turn Limits, ' C0n. t.imo-".: n11 Manager EASTERN CANADA SENT 382 C_ARLOADS TO WEST ' ts, Train Information from Agents` ](`-`.;1b]L" for `train service to and frozxr. all points. T.~iST=.'3' 1 an I Q FT`? J 1 I Q C A 1 t `\1 `t -- com anion vo umc o 3 OZ)! , `the \Vonde1' Boy. I-I;1_\'dn 1s pre- sented as a natural little boy, w`n-.) rose from the humble obscurity of a pcasant s la1'g'u family to \vor1<.i~wli-5 fame. Susannah of 1110 Yukon, by Mur- iel Dc-nison-Some further act.-oLz:1r. ofSusannz111 of the Z\Iounti-ens." She is an eleven-year-old who was in the Yukon du1'ing'th:' gold rush :..-.4 has just the kind of adventures 311 1itt1<-_-ir1;< love to read about. To MIDLAND Page Seven ; unu- nctang Thv total number of cu1'l0a:I.< of friut and vc-g'c.-Lublr.-.< sent for the relic-i` of fmniiic-.< in the dri(.-ti-ouL areas in 111-: Wt-.'~:L has now r:-achcd 834, uccordinx.-` to Rev. D. N. BIL- h T` .,. . ..... -6` V`~r\ :re11<:1 01 Iilnlhltr m L-UL` u1n:u-uuL Lachlan, D.D., scc1` of the Joint Committee of the Churche.-.~. fox Wt-. Relief. ` T\u Win? -n-Ynlun afufnr] 111:}? N10 \.On1n1It~tCC` U1 Luc \.nuu;u_-.~. Aux `_ Dr. .\IcLz1L-hlan stated that the` o1'i_v_rina1 ob_i~:cti\'e- xvas 500 cm-loa(I.<. Spon.~'orc-(1 by 11 joint committee ofj the clmrch:-:-' of Canada, the P)'(3.~'-` b_\'te1'iz1n_. the Baptist, the Roman Catholic and the United, tthn )`O]i'I m V-mt-nt rapidly took hold in ('0H`1`x n:\m,_~'tia-.< througrhout (.`:1nzu1z1 and ix v\~un\' n\Y!\T1('k` (-?\'i(' r-ommitttw-.~ I` L'ill Chri. childre \\\n|-:19 C U1 [5 the ;.in1 Oh, that music soft and low, When the summer breezes blow, Bring` r back the happy scenes of `- `-Mi1dhood s morn ; When through all the summer day I have whiled the hours away Playing hide and seek amid the rustling corn ! end. N. R. S11m`1f1._':, popular h"nd.:- n and me1'<-ham, dropp -ix-mi in `home at Coilingwood last. week -I il l'd| ado" n 1'u>_\ muru, feel their , fr.)11:otten I listen the corn. RUSTLING CORN TESTED RECIPES "presence near, volces hear, to the rustling of the shout, out, hm Fhcz vnci ` life s' Through the dim, uncertain light I can see the phantom bright Of a loved one who, in chi1dhood s- I-nu!` v\\ n1-n l . Cook` .L....4l.. LU_\1 ands (` .14 b`pL`2tKf.`l'. Mr. V uyxlxrg, of the Press Gallery ` years, was in London Coronation and the title (`race u.-H] kn FnnnH9 UUlL`JlL C`UI1-LIHCILL. ` At this meeting the club is hold-1 ing` a book shower. Much com- ment has been made on `the dearth of 1-.ea,ding material in the rural districts of the Prairie Provinces -and the Barrie Club is co-operating with the Association of Canadian Bookmen and other clubs in plan- ning to send a collection of books to these parts, and is asking thel members to bring a book or books to this nieetinvg. ` The nu-n:h'no' is hpinor nuadp an LU LIUS IlU.`tiLlIl'g. ` The meeting` is being made an open one and instead of the usual charge of 25c for non-members, the, change for admission will be :1`; book. Books for children will be of' g~ro:1t value in this collection. I ` Cundles VVomen s Institute has! had a busy momh, having been en-1 gaged in a number of activities} ilduring November. | Al -91-, \-rurriilixio \'nx:|n'>:nrr \:v1r\:n1'| I Ulllflllg AVUVUIIIUCF. ` At Ihe re'g'ular meeting, which. has been changed to the secondl Wednesday of the month, Mrs. J. D.} Smart, of Elmvale, paid her first-` visit to this Society as president of; this district. The members were; delighted with her personally and: her wo1.h-while heart talk on Peace; and on several much needed re- forms, met with warm applause. Mrs. Baker, peace Convener, also! `gave a ne paper. Mrs. Ottawayi` `gave her home for a quiltin-:3 and two quilts have been quilted. ' The annual snnnnr for the Tn-l LVVU (.[Lllll/5 HKVC UCUH KIUIILCU. I The annual supper for the In-` stitwte members and their families; was held at the home of the presi-5 dent, Mrs. Reg. Smihh. About 30 attended and after a fine supper,: the evening was spent informally in -rnnein and o-amt-re and A dAHo11+.f111' ---T I Few have ever earned a larger: iplace for themselves in the life of! lthe community than Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ryan and family. The many presentations and social functions in` their hdnor during the past week` `bear testimony to this. I Tacf T4`:-5:-lav Hun cfn nf 1-he Mnfvn-l l>U8':`1l' LSULH1UHy LU LX115. i 1 Last Friday the staff of the Metro-, |p.o1itan Life, at a banquet in the ;American Hotel, presented "r. Ryan with a handsome dressingi gown. On Saturday the Life Un-I place; handsome"; l n.. \xrn,i..,.M:.... -4: 1-, .....,.1. nm! `.14. G AUVL:\.A VIII: VVIIV, JH LllllUllUULlD' rosy morn, From our home was called away, And her shout and laughter gay Seenls no echo faintly through the rustling corn. tne eV(:`HlI|g' was SPCHL lI1I.0I'IT121l.ly HI music and games, and a delightful` time was enjoy_ed by all present. PRESENTATIONS AND SOCIAL `- FUNCTIONS FOR THE RYANS` Tho to thank` `the (lurin:: past `('0.. L'1'_L11- hart. Goodall, VVith(:r:<. Mrs. Pm'trid,Q`e, friv-ml, given this \\'v..-(~k was 135. 1_\ lllilll." U]! charity is wag`r- `arming . wt. r:{:L11ar pa} bu. such I: \Vf'1`0 once 5:121 (eithz-1` 1-r~1'L1.<<: ..,....1. as .1, I . -G Ian". 1Hwm1 D3773 :1 + | it)` and the that MlDLAND`S RELIEF PROBLEM LU :.. ` IlIU.`|` Ul LHIJDL .th.. _iob.`< OH`:-rr-(1. and 1`rm1_\' dnftc-(1 back .'..... n... .. 4,..\,l,...,`ln. work \\:'nr~n you on rc`.ic-f '?-Free Press. C2111 .\1i`dIand is fucml with 21 relief sit- niinn J-.1"!-. u,.r...Im._. `:1-\-rs L....niH.~..- Like a dream those pleasulws flew, With the years returned anew, Little ones within my cottage home \vm'r- hnrn H111`. I 500 to , .. ..... [Hill ll L"l|\l\'l'II`(llll"l IIILIH will not lvt thwm, tln-i1` fznnilles go hungrry 01' co winter thnw. Thouyzth :1.- thelr f:n'niliw-.= would be tlnr.-_\' would not work. -k \v`non do \.,.`r.4` '7 `EH-no Dy-nan VVHH and CUNDLES W.l. L" US . outt ..|(..1,. um; um . Hill ndm` 1,4 `l"l|` ill'Ll` |llU!lll'1}) th< cold a.<; ~--.< our 1:! not an-Jr \U ll Ulill IL \\'{L$II1U(' :- around the horn back they hm 9 peoplt-__of I\Iid]:n. mp. U':H`!u" n!` Yhi-. J.iLL]l`.` UHCS \\'lLI1lH H1) ,wL-re born, And onc more I hear Se:~ the running in an Happy children hiding ling corn. C H10 fJ,'ilIlf. ,' O and buy _thL small pI.-rccr , ,......1,..... [,N.'I'CL`l nployi rl Hwuf uring f hi; var : Wh_\ ne" 1'n0pe OI recau. 11- 15 1101'. SO. I as [sure you, it is not so. There is no -1 reason to believe rhat normal rain: gvwill not come again, and when they , !|'do, the desert will bear as full and ) ab-undamt crops as in ever did. ' I In tho mpnntimp urn ran lm nii new suppuy U115 neeu. Kathleen Strange, author 01 With the West in Her Eyes, ; wrilies the following : To you, fellow biook-lovers of the East, I appeal on behalf ofth-1 drought su`L-rers of Western Canada I have lived on the prairies for al- most twenty yeats. I know the prairie people. Iknow the cepdi ltions of their life. Iknow how ilovely it can be, and I know how `terribly hard it can be, too. l We have all been hearing latel_\`| a great deal about the terrible drought that has been scourging the southern parts of our prairie pro- vince. I was through that drougsht area myself a short time ago and I saw things there what would bring `the tears to your eyes and soten even the hardest heart. I saw me. , lwith drawn and weary faces; I saw women who looked ten years older than their age; I saw little children who had never know any childhood lat all-children of nine years old: `who had never even seen a toy, let galone played with one. I went into 'homes where there hasn t been 2`. [book or a magazine, let ahne pro- 'per clothing and suicient food, fol ` 'VP$l1`, Citizens of Barrie and district who have useful books in theii book cases, long` untouched, will be doing; a real service by picking out, '22. few to send to the needy droug-hi ' stricken areas in Western Canada. "Plan 1)..-`An r1\rv1r.I-\ r f`nx1l|A;nn ,WI-ZSTERN DROUGHT VICTIMS I E NEED YOUR OLD BOOKS` Many _\'e-ars lm\'c- passed away, And rny hair is turning gray, Gone are all the loved ones of l 1`n<\' I11 nvn `b'l:l'lCl&L`IL ZLL'U2.LS 111 VVUSLt'.`1'IJ. \JilH'd|.l'd.. The Barrie Women's Canadian 'Club are having a book shower at the next meeting on Dec. 9th, to help supply ihis need. Knwlnn-v1 +rsn1o'r- nuwnr nf I People of the cities and towns. Iall over Canada, are helping tht isu'e1'ers in our drought areas with igifts of clothing, fruit and vege- |tabl*es, and other necessities of life,\ 'most generously. They are doing }much, but they cannot do every nthing. Besides the bare necessities` 1 of life, people need " some of its, am`esnitieS, too. They need, for in-; istance to read. I .... . .. . I Some writers, who ought tel {know better, have said that thgl `,,West is nished. They say than} [the soil fertility is gone and that! !.the people are discouraged beyond `hope of recall. It is not so. I as ' gnv-p vlnn, it in not so. There is no. CVCI U111. auunuawb CX'U[Jb' E15 UL we can be 05 In the meantime 'grea:t assistance in restoring the -morale of the Western farm people, by giving them hope and happiness through books. I Won tt you help? u _dren in China in Aulgus/L, 1937, Chinese physicians sat wiith Japanese doctors at the conference of the| {Health Section of the World Feder- ,ation of Educators. I Halfway round the world from `Shanghai, amid the carnage of civil `war, there were people in Spain `thinking of national health. There {is a lesson for Canadians, as well ias Americans, in what the Health} !O"1cer has to say about this in its jNovember issue. The Health Office) ;is the official publication of the- TUnited States Public Health Ser- vice. It gives this inspiring story On Hm rslt. nf On.tnh4=.r them While bombs were falling on chil ` I VVICB. it gives tnls inspinng story On the rslt of October there arrived at the Public Health Ser 1 vice a sheaf of posters, pamphlets ` and stamps from the Central Gov~ 1` ernment of Catalonia. It had bveenl three weeks in transit. This wasa` the whole story of Ca.ta1onia s fouxith `] annual campaing for child he'alth--- the campaign for 1930'-37--no n~`\\'. ,wn1'-born emerg-enc_\v' program. We thought of that tu1'bulve.nt country,` the stubborn ght for survival 01} the Catalans, and marvelled at the: I v . i .faith, the dop:_eed persistence of those who fig.-;l1t for health. I Who had time. in the mid.~.t 0! l ch:.1o.<. to plan and exreutc such 21 * ]Jl'Oj4`l`illlI '. \Vz.-1-e they still alivw, 5 thosl who eon<:r_-ivetl the plan 01 ` :$(:lllllf4' .~:.`.anip.-' at :1 Iew centimos each for the purpose of nancing child llwlltll protection? l.< th; Guarxleria de Szint .~'\n with its . pla_\'1`oom.~'. mn'. and patio still .-tan Z .-\1'e 200 ehile still in-iiie` cared for in the f l"1'e\'<-n1orium-S<:hor>l at .~\i'eny.~' (le- .\I-111". l`l1e. and other in;<`itu.1.ion.< \\'t.-re L'l'1,'1ll(.`(l by th~ (,`<-ntral Govern- ment` th1'ou_4'h the annual stainp cainpai;:`n.<.. In the lir. ca1n;)z1i_;'n, the total 11-e4-ipt.< \\':-)'-'- nea:`l' 400. 000 pt-. But last yu~a1'. only 14l.\`.000. llow will it h. in 1931'- IJT `I Who w:1.~ it who tliotzglit In : (we hop~ \vi`h pa1'(lonal-1:` }n'l(l<-) that p21:-lulu; to the Unit!-ti Qua: " ('\VV 1 States `. I-ru..,\1. Inf: ilIl.`T\\'l'l`:' LU L-In:.~g quv.-m.nuu:. now, whilt: '\'<:r_\' n(-\\'spapL-1', m zinc and m-`\\'. \vz1:< bombar u.~ with pictures of \\'a1"s ho this parcel came to . over (Icsks ])OStL`l'F of g'1'ozL'. b(-z`.ut_\' pown-1', pmnphlots .~:ki]fuH_\ pri: and :1 littlv mzu`(-hing` 50115:. 1)().~v(l <-. for thr,-occz1.~' Thv only m,~w.< out of Spain wr- ..... ok...-.. v\l'n xnu " than (Hr! LHL'.`L` 1oma'.'~' Qn..2..V 1* lIllH_`L'll |HK_` );lL'(L'. . inzitor; in its app-2:1] boundaries of race, conditions of war. Apple Salads Whether fresh, ried. evaporated -or canned. the apple is a wholesome food, easily prepared, uttractiv:- and palatable 211: all ilnes. There is nei waste in a good apple. Due to the large amount of pectin contained in apple jpice, it may be used in other fruits to give a consistency to jams and marmalades, and even the par ings and the cores of apples may be utilized for jc-'ll_v. The following re- cipes are taken from rthe bulletin Canadian Grown Apples, issued by the Dominion Department of Agri- culture. This bulletin may be ob Iained from the Publicity and Ex- tension Branch of the Department at Ottawa free on request. Rnlred Annla SalaJ:.R1(9 (Tan. II-."5`lI VVZLS UL is md the :i`nVr\\II in Ha "r or 5Il'('H_L`fh : thg h.~:.1P uvu IICS I`1'o}.zLbl}' HEALTH--THE COMMON DENOMINATOR TH`: L\\U _\~'.u.s :.:`rin1 .~;tor_\' of st:-Lxctmn ! It \ ... ,... 131 l\\-I`1:I1'1 .'-`rt: postc-rs 1' Dcrpurtmc-nt A' lY`l(`I". UUl' CHHUX" 01' the race: ; .~,1ogzm.<. '1 ".1; :11 n n1--1 . L`XlC art Hr. n 1 \'UlnpcuuuA{ country we .-vnrvu n r-nn1|1`\ . bunlt: \_'UIlIH|' my to nd J .. n A :4-. 11.-!Y.` Vvrhil e HIUI Ill nig.-jht \ . work this L-omparublg health 1 ountry shouldf . ,.,. .u 111 ,.`.,.n'l nu ,u. . fl,` 1` (:21? cnn .1 pl`- ICU. Chl](h'\ .-Y1; var: 1..-. . 4`.-. The Northern Advance 11-en; for 3; for humanit This. \\`hi1(- 1 l1\\\ V 'LT,.n {nil L ( death. HUIllillElL_\ lif 1! Heath won denom- knows creed, or` LIL)` uzzu print` (1, h` (`f`IHI. HIU HUE lmngg-(-1 likx; 2: 1.3114.-.n El UTLHWE II"E OI] K'l`.`qUSL. Baked Apple Salad--Bake Can-| adian-grown apples umil `tender; Stuff the centres with nuts and` raisins and serve with salad dress- ing or whipped cream. Annln Sal-d-(`.'nt in dire Falf a